kerravonsen | Impulsive Test-Taking (Reply)

I am up far too late, but I made the mistake of looking at LJs and

synaesthete7 had this Multiple Intelligence Test thing, so I did it too.

The Seven Intelligence Areas

Linguistic: 10
Logical-Mathematical: 10
Musical: 9
Intrapersonal: 7
Spatial: 4
Bodily-Kinesthetic: 3
Interpersonal: 2

A Short Definition of your Highest Scores

Linguistic - the ability to use language to describe events, to build trust and rapport, to develop logical arguments and use rhetoric, or to be expressive and metaphoric. Possible vocations that use linguistic intelligence include journalism, administrator, contractor, salesperson, clergy, counselors, lawyers, professor, philosopher, playwright, poet, advertising copywriter and novelist.

Logical-Mathematical - the ability to use numbers to compute and describe, to use mathematical concepts to make conjectures, to apply mathematics in personal daily life, to apply mathematics to data and construct arguments, to be sensitive to the patterns, symmetry, logic, and aesthetics of mathematics, and to solve problems in design and modeling. Possible vocations that use the logical-mathematics intelligence include accountant, bookkeeper, statistician, tradesperson, homemaker, computer programmer, scientist, composer, engineer, inventor, or designer.

I was sort of surprised to see such a high "musical" component, but I guess most of my family is pretty musical; it had to rub off somehow. The only reason I don't play an instrument is that I can't be bothered.

The "aesthetics of mathematics" -- how cool! Most people don't even realize there's beauty in it. They get baffled to hear programmers talk about "elegance" in programs...